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Model Number: RAB5232EW1 Brand: Roper Age: 5 - 10 years
Hi. I have a washer, a Roper model #RAB5232EW1 and it just started having the following problem:
When the washer is turned on to fill, the tub is not in correct alignment so water splashes up around the lip of the tub and leaks out onto the floor underneath. I can push or hold the tub so it fills up right for both the wash and rinse cycles but if I don't hold onto it, it slides right back out of alignment and the water leaks out. Is there something that used to hold the tub in place that is broken that might cause this? I looked at the diagram but I don't know what is holding the tub in place and could use some help to fix this, please. Ads By Google Related Models Last edited by myslyn : 01-27-2009 at 09:48 AM. Reason: More information to add to post |
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Remove the washer cabinet (instructions attached) and check the suspension springs (#2 on the break down diagram) and the tub support (#4 on the break down diagram). Post the results.
Here are the break down diagrams for the Roper washer Model RAB5232EW1 Gene.
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We did not work on the washer for a week or so due to illness but once we were back in shape, we used the information that Gene sent in the post.
I am happy to report that the springs-though starting to look rusty-were just fine! The tub support was still intact but the washer was leaning beCAUSE... the slot in the rear of the washer that connects to by a spring had rusted through and was causing the washer to lean forward, and subsequently, the water to leak during the fill-up! Thanks so much for the tips, and I'm glad that we didn't have to replace anything...yet. myslyn |
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You are welcome.
Gene.
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